Could my high blood pressure reading of 160/100 be the cause of the headaches on the back and left side of my head, and is it a serious concern now that I have started taking Telma 80 mg again after my recent recovery from Covid? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Could my high blood pressure reading of 160/100 be the cause of the headaches on the back and left side of my head, and is it a serious concern now that I have started taking Telma 80 mg again after my recent recovery from Covid?

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Could my high blood pressure reading of 160/100 be the cause of the headaches on the back and left side of my head, and is it a serious concern now that I have started taking Telma 80 mg again after my recent recovery from Covid?

Asked by Male, 36 · 15 days ago

G.santoshini Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

15 days ago

It is very common to feel concerned, especially after recovering from Covid. A blood pressure reading of 160/100 mmHg is elevated and could certainly be contributing to your headaches. Since you have recently restarted Telma (telmisartan) 80 mg, please remember it can take a few days to fully stabilize your blood pressure. While this is not an immediate emergency, it does need close monitoring. I recommend resting, tracking your blood pressure twice daily, and contacting your doctor to ensure this dosage is still right for you post-Covid. Seek immediate care if you experience vision changes, chest pain, or shortness of breath.

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